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"Sappho and Phaon", by Mary Robinson
, [
1796
],
The Subject Of Each Sonnet.
I.
Introductory
.
Ii.
The temple of Chastity
.
Iii.
The Bower of Pleasure
.
Iv.
Sappho discovers her Passion
.
V.
Contemns its Power
.
Vi.
Describes the characteristics of Love
.
Vii.
Invokes Reason
.
Viii.
Her Passion increases
.
Ix.
Laments the volatility of Phaon
.
X.
Describes Phaon
.
Xi.
Rejects the Influence of Reason
.
Xii.
Previous to her Interview with Phaon
.
Xiii.
She endeavours to fascinate him
.
Xiv.
To the Aeolian Harp
.
Xv.
Phaon awakes
.
Xvi.
Sappho rejects Hope
.
Xvii.
The Tyranny of Love
.
Xviii.
To Phaon
.
Xix.
Suspects his constancy
.
Xx.
To Phaon
.
Xxi.
Laments her early Misfortunes
.
Xxii.
Phaon forsakes her
.
Xxiii.
Sappho's Conjectures
.
Xxiv.
Her Address to the Moon
.
Xxv.
To Phaon
.
Xxvi.
Contemns Philosophy
.
Xxvii.
Sappho's Address to the Stars
.
Xxviii.
Describes the fascinations of Love
.
Xxix.
Determines to follow Phaon
.
Xxx.
Bids farewell to Lesbos
.
Xxxi.
Describes her Bark
.
Xxxii.
Dreams of a Rival
.
Xxxiii.
Reaches Sicily
.
Xxxiv.
Sappho's Prayer to Venus
.
Xxxv.
Reproaches Phaon
.
Xxxvi.
Her confirmed Despair
.
Xxxvii.
Foresees her Death
.
Xxxviii.
To a Sigh
.
Xxxix.
To the Muses
.
Xl.
Visions appear to her in a dream
.
Xli.
Resolves to take the Leap of Leucata
.
Xlii.
Her last Appeal to Phaon
.
Xliii.
Her Reflections on the Leucadian Rock before she perishes
.
Xliv.
Sonnet Conclusive.
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